If you have to leave at 1pm, you shouldn't have taken an 8-12 slot. Tech could show up at 11:55 and be "on time".Eta keeps getting changed and I need to leave my house around 1... Not sure the tech will have time to do what he needs to do in that time frame... That's why I signed up for 8-12... All it should be is is a simple swap out of the receivers and wait for software to download... Not happy I may not get the H3 today
If you have to leave at 1pm, you shouldn't have taken an 8-12 slot. Tech could show up at 11:55 and be "on time".
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Most folks have reported that the install take about 2 hours sometimes more. So if he arrived at 12 then he might not be done until 2.True but if they showed up by 12 I should be able to get out of there by 1 even a few min after
I rescheduled a little after 1 pm
Most folks have reported that the install take about 2 hours sometimes more. So if he arrived at 12 then he might not be done until 2.
yes - the time given is only the "arrival time" not an all-inclusive install time.If you have to leave at 1pm, you shouldn't have taken an 8-12 slot. Tech could show up at 11:55 and be "on time".
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Yeah, the install time can be anywhere up to 5 hours as this is what the e-mail says:
"The appointment will take approximately one to five hours to complete depending on the services being performed. Please ensure that someone 18 years of age or older will be present for the entire appointment and secure any pets to avoid contact with the technician."
I do wonder for the afternoon appointments, will they continue working when it gets dark which is around 6PM here as I have a 12PM-5PM appointment even though the e-mail says:
"*California residents with an afternoon appointment: Your technician will arrive between 1:00 PM and 5:00 PM."
I think the only issue with late appointments is whether it is dark outside.I suppose it depends on the tech. I know many techs have worked late into the night to make sure the system is up and running correctly. Remember that some techs have to travel a long way for a job.
What I meant isn't if they worked late at night but rather if they have the required lighting to see in the dark. It seems the techs for D*TV, AT&T, DISH and Comcast are all based either in San Francisco or Colma so they don't really travel that far as I am 10-15 minutes away regardless where they come from. My Land Surveyor is the one that has to travel two hours to do my job as he traveled from the Stockton/Modesto, CA area.I suppose it depends on the tech. I know many techs have worked late into the night to make sure the system is up and running correctly. Remember that some techs have to travel a long way for a job.
Just plug the USB port into the Hopper and it should recognize it.
We transferred less than 500gb of programs to our older USB 2.0 drive and it took over 9 hours to complete, and it takes the same amount of time to restore to the H3. Not sure how long a USB 3.0 drive would take, but if you have close to a TB plan for a couple of days.
It won't pair of it's still paired with the old hopper. To unpair from older hoppers.Regarding your 40 remote, open the door on your Hopper 3 and press the Sys Info button. Now press the Sat button on your 40 remote. You should hear some beeps and then you should see the 40 remote on your TV screen along with the 52 remote. You can interchange remotes at will just by using them....
If the old Hopper is unplugged, like not attached to the Moca, pairing should work just fine. Now, if the old Hopper is plugged in, and maybe trying to transfer recordings to the new H3, you would need to un-pair the 40 remote first.It won't pair of it's still paired with the old hopper. To unpair from older hoppers.
Press and hold the sat button until all the light light up
Press and hold 0 and recall for 3 seconds
Press search
Press volume +
Press stop
You should then here the beeps about 5-10 seconds after. Now you can pair to the hopper 3.
I couldn't get mine to pair until I unpaired it. Maybe I was just doing it wrong! Thanks for the heads up!If the old Hopper is unplugged, like not attached to the Moca, pairing should work just fine. Now, if the old Hopper is plugged in, and maybe trying to transfer recordings to the new H3, you would need to un-pair the 40 remote first.
I looked at another thread and I see that, indeed, he is transferring recordings between the two Hoppers. He effectively has a Moca connection, so yes, he would need to unpair the 40 first. This is an unusual situation, maybe a first.I couldn't get mine to pair until I unpaired it. Maybe I was just doing it wrong! Thanks for the heads up!
I need to get on that listActually, I'm transferring to EHD. But I'll pair the 40 to the H3 after I finish transferring the stuff to the EHD and remove the H2K out of the equation. Otherwise I'll just use one of the spare 40.0 remotes DISH automatically sends me once a year for the past 2 years but better to use the old one first. Thanks everyone!
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